A conversation with Roselin Rodríguez Espinosa that took place during the Summoning voices - A radio symposium on feminist world making July 8-9.23 in Goethe Institut Rotterdam and at radioecho.net

In the conversation you can hear Roseline talking about her research and practice of depatriarchalizing the archives and feminist approaches to archival processes.

Bio:

Roselin Rodríguez Espinosa (La Habana, 1986) is art historian and curator based in Mexico City. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Art History at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM. She was Curatorial Coordinator at the University Museum of Contemporary Art, MUAC/UNAM (2016-2018). Her academic and art critique writings can be found in various national and international publications. She is a member of the seminar-workshop Depatriarchalizing the Archive since 2020 and she is currently working on the collective research “Coordenadas móviles. Redes de colaboración entre mujeres en el arte y la cultura en México (1975-1986)”.

Event description:

Summoning voices - A radio symposium on feminist world making

Words make language, language makes stories, and stories make worlds

Radio Echo is summoning a diversity of voices of storytellers, artists, radio makers, community builders, researchers and activists during a two day radio symposium, online at our radio platform and physically at the Goethe Institut Rotterdam. Through a series of conversations, dj sets and vocal experimentations that weave a multilayered broadcast that touches upon methods to reimagine the realities that define our lives. With it we challenge normative understandings of being together and compose a web of solidarity amongst our communities. We aim to provide a space where many disciplines can intersect, nurture each other and find a channel to influence the world with a touch of our magic. 

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